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Robert driscoll, quote, had dropped his representation of the former justice official because of the change the committee granted clark a brief postponement according to a committee staffer. it was not clear why driscoll and clark split but people familiar with the matter suggested that it had to do with whether clark would cooperate with the committee's requests. jeffrey clark was reportedly trying to stage a coup within the justice department and get himself promoted to acting attorney general by drafting a letter to georgia officials to urge them to investigate nonexistent voter fraud. dona...

Lawyer about whether clark would cooperate with the house committee. if clark refuses to cooperate with the committee he risks being held in criminal contempt so at some point clark has to make a decision that is quite common with people in donald trump's orbit is he more afraid of donald trump or more afraid of going to jail? >> let's for the moment assume attorney driscoll who is no longer representing clark is making honorable choices here. would it for example be an honorable choice if the lawyer said i'm not going to represent you if you do cooperate with the committee. if the lawyer thin...

Postponement, according to the committee staff are. it was not clear why driscoll and clark split, but people from his suit with the matter had suggested that it had to do with whether clark would cooperate with the committee's request. jeffrey clark, was reportedly trying to stage a coup, within the justice department, and get himself promoted to acting attorney general by drafting a letter to george officials, to urge them to investigate non existing voter fraud. donald trump was considering a plan to fire his acting attorney general and installed jeffrey clark as attorney general so that th...

Law professor at georgetown university, and a prosecutor, he's an msnbc legal analyst. paul, i am fascinated by the postponement of jeffrey clark's testimony because he lost his lawyer. and this reporting in the washington post that the separation from the lawyer has something to do with whether he would cooperate with the committee, what is your interpretation of all of that? >> it is really interesting. lawrence, when a lawyer leaves a case, she is required by attorney client privilege to continue to respect confidential information. we don't know if jeffrey clark, fired his lawyer, or if th...